1. LEARNING THE MOODLE MAMBO
Miguel Guhlin - http://sn.im/soscon09
http://bipixel.com/images/lg/mambo.jpg
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2. What Do These Learning
Spaces Have in Common?
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3. Answer: Virtual Learning Spaces
During the 2006–07 academic year, 66 percent of 2-year and 4-year
degree granting postsecondary institutions reported offering online,
hybrid/blended online, or other distance education courses for any level
or audience.
Source: U.S. Department of Education report:
Distance Education at Degree-Granting Postsecondary Institutions: 2006–07
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4. Moodle Video #1
Molly Tipton, El Paso ISD
This video is available online via http://edublogs.tv
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5. Defining Virtual Learning
Online - Course where most or all of the content is delivered
online. At least 80% of seat time is replaced by online activity.
80% of classes are taught this way.
Blended/hybrid - Course that blends online and face to face
delivery. Between 30 and 79% of the content is delivered online.
30-79% of classes taught this way.
Web-facilitated - Course that uses web-based technology to
facilitate a face to face course. Between 1 and 29% of the content
is delivered online.
13% of classes taught.
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6. 2005-2006
600,000 - 700,000
students learning online
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7. 2007-2008
1,030,000 students
47% increase in enrollments in two years.
Source: K-12 Distance Educators at Work, Journal of Research on Technology,
http://bit.ly/sBFlY
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8. Spring ISD
http://iclass.springisd.org
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11. What’s Taught?
evenly distributed....
math, science, language arts/reading, social
studies and humanities.
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12. What’s Taught?
evenly distributed....
math, science, language arts/reading, social
studies and humanities.
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13. Who is Teaching Online?
Majority of online teachers surveyed
reported teaching at the high school level
(9-12), followed by middle school grades
6-8, and finally at the elementary level
(PK-5).
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